Chanley Howell Weighs in on FTC’s Impersonation Rule, Fight Against AI Powered Fraud
April 8, 2024
Information Week
Foley & Lardner LLP partner Chanley Howell joined the Information Week panel discussion, “FTC’s Impersonation Rule and the Fight Against AI-Powered Fraud,” to assess the U.S. Federal Trade Commission’s new rule targeting impersonation fraud.
“While the rule is not limited to AI, it was a clear motivating factor behind the rule,” Howell explained. “It’s another brick in the wall of building the laws that relate to AI.”
Howell said he views the rule as a net positive as it offers additional guidance on how best to advise clients, though he cautioned that as the rule increases the visibility of this issue, companies will need to stay aware of their potential liabilities.
To see a video recording of the panel discussion, click here.
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